Corey Mwamba | rambles

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• 15th May 12

  14:42pm (0 comments)

  First time in about 20 years I've had to cancel a...

• 15th May 12

  14:37pm (0 comments)

  Totally gutted. I can't make it to Liverpool #

• 15th May 12

  07:38am (1 comment)

  I'm looking for a ghost story for some music the...

• 9th May 12

  07:09am (1 comment)

  Is my "posting to social network silos...

• 9th May 12

  05:48am (0 comments)

  It's been quite a stressful few weeks...

• 9th May 12

  05:18am (1 comment)

  And with any luck, I've now switched on posting from XMPP to both Facebook and Twitter simultaneously.

• 9th May 12

  04:56am (0 comments)

  Still buzzing from Sunday - second set duties with Steve Noble, Alex Ward and Olie Brice. Just got the material for Nick Malcolm's gig on...

• 4th May 12

  11:44am (0 comments)

  Here's a first - a REHEARSAL. Pianist Adam Fairhall's putting together a new trio with me and drummer Rob Turner. Exciting...!

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